... and having children was 20 to 25, but most ages saw a rise.1 The reason for such an increase in population could largely be attributed to the GI Bill, which gave allot of financial stability to veterans coming home. It allowed for veterans to finish high school and attend colleges. They also received low ... National Product grew from 200,000 million in 1940 to 300,000 million in 1950. New life outside of the cities called for new amenities and transportation. This introduced the family car the middle class families, as earlier it was more of an upperclass privilege than necessity. Many...

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As far back as the middle ages, women has been involved in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. From Ada Lovelace, a English chief writer and a mathematician that was said to be the first person that thought of programming, to Patricia Bath, a 20th century inventor who designed the Laserphaco Probe that treats cataracts. The number of women in STEM fields are rising, but the number of men in ... STEM fields are still outnumbering the women in the same field. This is not only an epidemic that is happening the science, mathematics and technology fields but this is als...

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... society is concerned about fitness, health, and the foods being consumed. Women especially are concerned about their weight and having a balanced lifestyle. Obesity levels are now at an all time high, the main contributing factors being lack of physical activity and poor diet. Audience The intended audience of this article is middle aged women between the ages of 40-60 who are worrying about being ... healthy and maintaining a good weight. To capture the attention of the target audience, there is a large, brightly coloured picture of an ... attractive, happy and healthy middle aged wom...

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... in areas such as love, marriage, class and status of women. Throughout the Wife of Bath's Tale and Prologue we as readers acknowledge the fact that this character Chaucer has created is not like the average woman of her time. She is portrayed as the opposite of the stereotypical medieval woman. The Wife of Bath holds a high intelligence and an overwhelming ability to manipulate and control ... the opposite sex. She emphasizes the importance of women controlling their men in the line "How pitously a-nyght I made hem swynke!" This only announces her ... plese" meaning that she is not res...

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